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The Michigan Chronicle is the state's oldest and most respected African-American publication. This award-winning weekly newspaper has received the prestigious John B. Russworm award for the "Best Black Newspaper in the Country" six times in the past 12 years. Historically, the Chronicle has been at the forefront of reporting major social and economic changes affecting African-American. More than 7

0 years after its first publication, the Chronicle continues to successfully be the voice of the African-American community. The power and influence of the Chronicle is recognized both locally and nationally.

The groundbreaking Center for Behavioral Health and Justice (CBHJ), housed within WSU's School of Social Work, entered i...
09/04/2025

The groundbreaking Center for Behavioral Health and Justice (CBHJ), housed within WSU's School of Social Work, entered its seventh year this summer. Today, as the School of Social Work celebrates its 90th year in Detroit, the work at the CBHJ has become a pervasive example of WSU's commitment to empowering health in Detroit and in communities statewide. For more about how Wayne State aids the most vulnerable in our communities, check out the latest edition of EngageD, the Wayne State University community engagement newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/2zunuj36

Wayne State University welcomed over 24,000 students to campus during Fall Opening, including approximately 7,000 new fi...
08/28/2025

Wayne State University welcomed over 24,000 students to campus during Fall Opening, including approximately 7,000 new first-year, transfer, graduate and professional students. This marks an increase in total enrollment that is on track for the university's third consecutive year of growth. For more about how WSU is growing and serving our communities’ students, check out the latest issue of Engaged, the Wayne State University community engagement newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/yrud8syx

The Detroit Jazz Festival makes its return to downtown’s Hart Plaza and WSU’s Midtown campus, featuring Wayne State Univ...
08/21/2025

The Detroit Jazz Festival makes its return to downtown’s Hart Plaza and WSU’s Midtown campus, featuring Wayne State University Department of Music students, faculty and alumni, along with international artists. For more about how WSU helps uplift culture in our communities, check out the latest edition of EngageD, the Wayne State University community engagement newsletter: https://i.wayne.edu/view/68a7348c68006

08/20/2025

🚨 Big news out of ! Mayor Mike Duggan has officially endorsed City Council President Mary Sheffield in her bid to become Detroit’s next mayor. 💬 “She is clearly the most qualified candidate,” said Duggan, praising Sheffield’s 12 years of leadership and dedication to Detroiters. 🙌

The race is heating up — and a powerful coalition is growing even stronger behind Sheffield. 👏

"Black boy joy doesn’t need a soundtrack or a headline. You just know it when you see it."⁣On a hot Detroit afternoon, a...
08/15/2025

"Black boy joy doesn’t need a soundtrack or a headline. You just know it when you see it."
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On a hot Detroit afternoon, a group of boys from the Coleman A. Young Rec Center stepped into Comerica Park — some for the first time ever. Led by longtime mentor Martain Thompkins, this wasn’t just a game. It was history. Joy. Belonging.⁣
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They laughed, shouted for foul balls, broke down plays like pros, and carved out their place in a legacy that’s bigger than baseball.⁣
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No fanfare. Just a summer day they’ll never forget — and a city that felt like it belonged to them.⁣
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In Michigan, 18% of all community college students have completed some college but are still enrolled well beyond the ex...
08/14/2025

In Michigan, 18% of all community college students have completed some college but are still enrolled well beyond the expected time to a degree. Despite their substantial progress, about 36% of all “long-term persisting” students do not complete any degrees within nine years of entering college. Researchers from the WSU College of Education and the University of Michigan’s Education Policy Initiative are teaming up to identify ways to support these long-term persisting students and help them graduate. For more about how Wayne State helps students in our communities create pathways to college degrees, check out the latest edition of EngageD, the Wayne State University community engagement newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/36jmrnm8

Central Kitchen + Bar celebrates 10 years of defining Detroit dining. Opened in 2015 by Detroit native Dennis Archer Jr....
08/12/2025

Central Kitchen + Bar celebrates 10 years of defining Detroit dining.

Opened in 2015 by Detroit native Dennis Archer Jr. inside the historic First National Building, Central blends the city’s grit and charm with a modern, approachable menu.

Signature favorites likethe smash burger, Mediterranean wings, and Sunday Disco Brunch helped the restaurant become a downtown go-to and community hub.

Central honors local history by preserving bank vault doors, tin ceilings and industrial details, and partners with Detroit suppliers like Fairway Packing and Carmela Fine Foods.

Through resilience, community focus and a dedicated team, Central has hosted business lunches, happy hours, concerts and civic conversations.

For its decade milestone, Central plans patio refreshes, seasonal menu updates and expanded community events. Join us to taste Detroit.

https://michiganchronicle.com/central-kitchen-bar-celebrates-10-years-of-defining-detroit-dining/

Michigan’s MI Black Student Project (MiBSP) is advancing educational equity through its Pipeline 2 Prosperity pilot.Part...
08/12/2025

Michigan’s MI Black Student Project (MiBSP) is advancing educational equity through its Pipeline 2 Prosperity pilot.

Partnering with Commission REI to boost Black student success via innovation, financial and real estate literacy, and community-centered learning.

This summer program transformed classrooms into entrepreneurial labs where students launched LLCs, strengthened numeracy, and connected academic skills to community revitalization.

Complementary initiatives like LIT Summer (Hip Hop 4 Change) and Students Leading Well build confidence, civic engagement, and critical literacy.

https://michiganchronicle.com/commission-rei-mibsp-uplift-black-students-through-innovation-literacy-and-community-power/

Baru Detroit , a new Latin-Caribbean restaurant from co-owners Melissa Thrower and Andre Blair, opened in historic Parad...
08/11/2025

Baru Detroit , a new Latin-Caribbean restaurant from co-owners Melissa Thrower and Andre Blair, opened in historic Paradise Valley, bringing vibrant Latin-Caribbean flavors and culture to Detroit.

Led by former Adachi chef Lloyd Roberts, Baru’s menu features chicken tacos, sliders, tropical cocktails and plates that matched the colorful, upscale yet welcoming décor.

The grand opening included a ribbon cutting, blessing from Reverend Wendell Anthony, live music and a tour of Por, a basement speakeasy programmed for live entertainment and burlesque.

https://michiganchronicle.com/new-baru-restaurant-infuses-latin-caribbean-flavors-into-historic-paradise-valley/

Michigan State Rep. Joe Tate has suspended his U.S. Senate campaign for Michigan’s open seat, saying he’s shifting how h...
08/11/2025

Michigan State Rep. Joe Tate has suspended his U.S. Senate campaign for Michigan’s open seat, saying he’s shifting how he serves after a three-month run.

In a crowded Democratic field led by U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens, Sen. Mallory McMorrow and Abdul El-Sayed—who posted multi-million dollar quarters—Tate reported roughly $193,000 in the latest filing and could not match fundraising momentum.

The former Michigan House Speaker highlighted legislative wins including gun safety measures, expansion of Elliott-Larsen civil rights protections, repeal of the state’s abortion ban and pension-tax relief as central to his record.

https://michiganchronicle.com/joe-tate-drops-out-of-michigans-u-s-senate-race/

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